Walking is widely regarded as the simplest and most sustainable form of physical activity, requiring no equipment or gym access while fitti...

New research indicates that stronger grip strength and the ability to easily stand from a chair are powerful predictors of a longer, health...

Guardant Health is set to introduce a groundbreaking blood test in India for early cancer detection. This multi-cancer test, co-marketed by...

Breast cancer is a major global health concern for women. India has seen a dramatic rise in cases and deaths since 1990. Projections show a...

Deaths from dementia, other neuropsychiatric conditions including alcohol use disorder, and some other cancers like pancreatic and liver ha...

By 2050, breast cancer cases and deaths are expected to rise significantly, particularly in countries with low human development index. Res...

India was honored by the WHO for eliminating trachoma, following Nepal and Myanmar. Other recognitions included Bhutan for achieving cervic...

The cancer mortality trend in India has decreased by 0.19 per cent annually among men but increased by 0.25 per cent among women, which tra...

Dr. Habil Khorakiwala says there is a need to disassociate fears from the current pandemic.

Eating high amounts of carbs & sugar during the year prior to treatment increases risk of recurrence.

"We also found that public health-care spending was tightly associated with cancer mortality--suggesting health-care cuts could cost lives,...

In developed countries, more than 80% of children suffering with cancer are cured because of significant progress in treatment.

The study examined associations between secretory immunoglobulin A (IgA), the common antibody found in saliva, and mortality rates in the g...

The increase in many low-and middle-income countries is partially due to increases in risk factors that are typical of Western countries.

People who eat at least 10 grams of nuts or peanuts daily have a lower risk of dying from several major causes of death, says a new study.

According to the data provided by ICMR, the mortality due to cancer cases is estimated to be 0.8 million for the year 2035.

With nearly 73,000 women dying every year, India now tops the world in cervical cancer deaths according to a new report.